Posted By Mandelbaum Trichler, P.A || 23-Oct-2012

Based upon recent studies, Florida's roadways and bridges appear to be deteriorating at a rather rapid pace. That fact is supported by the overwhelming amount of highway construction and maintenance work zones that we navigate during our commute to work, school and leisure activities. As regular vehicle traffic increases in Florida, the combination of increased vehicle traffic and highway work zones, so does the number of motor vehicle accidents that occur within a designated work zone. Our Tampa Car Injury Attorneys have litigated car, motorcycle and truck accidents that have occurred within a work zone.

Litigating accident cases that occur within a designated work zone can be somewhat more complex for a variety of reasons. Because highway maintenance work zones are temporary in nature, even though they can last for several years, it is extremely important for the attorney to determine if the Temporary Traffic Control "TTC" was conducted properly and in accordance with the plans, standards and within good engineering judgment.

We have identified some of the more common conditions that can occur within a designated work zone:

Narrow travel lanes

Improper guardrail placement

Unforeseen road damage

Pavement edge drop-offs

Improper flagging operations

Varying vehicle speeds

Equipment stored/working too close to the roadway

Mandelbaum Trichler Law Center, Tampa Car Accident Attorneys, have dedicated a significant portion of their practice to representing motorists who have been injured and/or killed in car and motorcycle accidents. Our attorneys continue to litigate cases throughout Florida including Hernando, Hillsborough, Pasco, Pinellas, Manatee, Sarasota, Polk and Orange County. If you or a loved one has been injured in a work zone accident, please contact us, your Tampa Personal Injury Attorneys.